Gucci has announced that it has become the first Italian fashion house to receive a gender equality certification in Italy. writes about it WWD.
The certificate was awarded to the Italian luxury brand by the independent international inspection company Bureau Veritas. It assessed six key indicators: culture and strategy, governance, HR processes, career opportunities for women, gender pay equity, parenting support, and work-life balance.
“Beyond European trends and a first for the luxury industry in Italy, this achievement confirms our commitment to a culture that values equality, inclusion and respect,” said Marco Bizzarri, President and CEO of Gucci.
In June, gender equality campaign Gucci Chime celebrated its tenth anniversary in collaboration with tennis player Serena Williams. The athlete drew attention to the achievements of the society in combating the inequalities faced by women.
Previously reportedThe Gucci bag first appeared on the shoulder of a tennis player on the Wimbledon court.